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5 November 2000, 09:50 AM
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Geeeze, I happen to think that "the Blue Max" is an excellent example of Great War aviation novel.
I've read Gann (In the Company of Eagles) and I think it is an "OK" WWI aviation novel, but I also happen to believe that Jack C. Hunter's work is so far-and-above any other work that it is by itself, to the extent that I have obtained an autographed copy of that book. Of course, some of the other works I have not yet read. My compliments, Shooter sends
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